Tabletop Scenery

All of this is great stuff, but I'm thinking you may want to make an "alternate" version with a ruined roof, or dilapidated windmill blades. You know, in case you wanted them for Mordheim rather than historicals ,D&D or WFB.

The one ruined coaching in you've made so far is excellent, and I would buy the other houses if they were roofs suitable for Mordheim.

--Chris
www.chrisvalera.com

The terrain you guys make is just baffling. The quality and realism is something to aim for. Wish you guys would make tutorials and explain you process in depth.
You're a big inspiration!

Thank you guys very much!

@Chris - We plan to make some ruined buildings in the future.
@wanna993 - We would love to do those in depth tutorials but unfortunately we don't have time for it at the moment.

OK guys, we finally have the pictures of the painted Windmill for you:













For more pics and info check out our website.

I think your style (modelling and painting) is absolutely fantastic ... I think I need to order something

Fantastic as always, man , i need more money..........

Painting is lovely. I've always admired your buildings.

Hello guys!
Thank you very much for your compliments!

We are now working on our new Merchant's Shop which will replace our current Merchant's House model.
New Merchant's Shop should be released within a month, so this is your last chance to order our current Merchant's House model.

Cheers!

Hey guys, any chance you will bring the old abandoned factory back online? I absolutely love it, so I think it's a shame it's no longer available...

Wow. So you're working on a THIRD version of the Merchant's House? How about ADDING to the line instead of redoing it all the time?

You're sure putting pressure on us poor* buyers.

*literally speaking!


Anyways, with your style changing with each iteration I am very curious to see how this new version will look.

Hang on Cianty; they said Merchant's shop. This means that the building and its components must be very different. I wonder if the style will change too.

Joao

Lion01 wrote:

Hey guys, any chance you will bring the old abandoned factory back online? I absolutely love it, so I think it's a shame it's no longer available...

+1

Yes, I did notice the "shop" aspect there too. Maybe it will have some kind of window counter like the Stronghold Terrain Townhouse I painted up recently. That would be sweet.

cianty wrote:

Yes, I did notice the "shop" aspect there too. Maybe it will have some kind of window counter like the Stronghold Terrain Townhouse I painted up recently. That would be sweet.

That would be VERY sweet, indeed!!
I'm more looking forward to seeing new accessories that might come with the shop. In fact, it would lovely if TTW would expand their accessories range.

Joao

Thank you guys for your compliments!

@Lion01 - in the future we will probably re-release the Abandoned Factory but how simillar will it be to the old one, that I can not say for sure

Ok guys, here is the new Merchant's Shop:















The Groceries are available as a separate product as well.

For more pictures and info check out our website.

I see... FISH!!!!!! YEAAAAAAHHHHH!!!!!! Man, I've been waiting for ages for someone to come up with these sculpts. I am definitely going to get your groceries.


As for the building, it looks beautiful  - as your creations always do. It's got one level more than the other houses which adds more character to the town.

Congratulations!!

Joao

Love the groceries!

I've already bought this one.
TTW is my main scenery dealer...


@TTW: will you make platforms like these ones, one day?

This was made by CTscenery, a belgian team, but they are hard to join now and refuse to produce those boards again...
Those were 30x30cm boards.
I can make it in foam but foam is too fragile.
I'd buy 3 or 4 if TTW was kind enough to make such products.

... and we were talking about bridges, too, I remember!

@HellspawN: Postage for such heavy resin bricks would be a killer I'm afraid.

The new merchant's shop turned out great! I got the old Merchant's house in the mail some time ago, and appreciate your move to models that are easier to assemble.

I do hope that you'll venture into different roof styles, though, as cacophony was the tone of the day when it came to medieval (or Mordheim) towns. I'd love to se a remake of the factory roof with its spanish (or should I say Dalmatian) tiles. 

For the walls too, there are different types of stonework to be tried out, from pre cast pebbles to pre cast bricks.

Might I also add that a water mill or destillery might add greatly to your tabletop Scenery?

Ol' Water mill

Thank you guys!

havre wrote:

The new merchant's shop turned out great! I got the old Merchant's house in the mail some time ago, and appreciate your move to models that are easier to assemble.

I do hope that you'll venture into different roof styles, though, as cacophony was the tone of the day when it came to medieval (or Mordheim) towns. I'd love to se a remake of the factory roof with its spanish (or should I say Dalmatian) tiles. 

For the walls too, there are different types of stonework to be tried out, from pre cast pebbles to pre cast bricks.

Might I also add that a water mill or destillery might add greatly to your tabletop Scenery?

Ol' Water mill

Thank you for your compliments and your advice. We will take it into consideration.


OK guys,

Check out the new Water Well and the special offer!

Even though your previous well was a beauty, this one is more my cup of tea. Wonderfully sculpted indeed.

Now, as for your offer, given the fact that your range of accessories has expanded (especially with the groceries), I feel very tempted to order from you and maybe get the well too.

Joao

Hello guys!
We finished our latest model. We present you the new Blacksmith Forge:











For more pictures and info check out our website.

Design and execution is well done, great work!

Thank you!


OK guys,
We have a sneak peek of our new Coaching Inn for you!
It will be released around November 15.

Bear in mind that this is just a "work in progress" picture of the small part of the building, just to give you an idea how big and complex the finished model will be. We still have a lot of work to do. It will be by far the biggest, most detailed and complex model we did so far.

This looks very interesting. After a bunch of not so relevant releases this one might be one to conisider. Depending on how 'historical' rather than 'fantasy' it looks. So far it looks great. Really curious on the big picture.

But damn do I need to paint up that ruined coaching inn of yours.